Manpreet Sekhon, also known as the Curry Queen, owns three restaurants in Australia. These include Eastern Spice, Masti and Elchi.

In this conversation with Indian Women Abroad, she shares her journey of building a career in hospitality, which is generally dominated by men.

She also reveals her journey as an employee in the hospitality industry back in India, and how that helped shaped her experience and growth when she moved to a new country.

You can find more about Manpreet here: https://www.instagram.com/curry.queen.au/

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Deepa Mani moved to the US from India but didn't leave behind her passion for dance, which then followed her to Australia and also culminated in her founding a skincare brand for diverse women.

In this podcast with Indian Women Abroad, Deepa shares her journey as a migrant Indian woman, the challenges and blessings of living in a foreign country.

You can find out more about Deepa's dance studio Chandralaya here: https://www.chandralaya.com.au/

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Priya Ravindra moved to Australia as a student. After pursuing her Master's from the University of South Australia, she went on to join the corporate world before founding her own sustainability-focussed brand called Punar. Punar supports Indian artisans while bringing Indian textiles to the rest of the world.In this podcast with Indian Women Abroad, Priya shares her journey as a migrant Indian woman, the challenges and blessings of living in a foreign country. She also talks about her journey navigating endometriosis, infertility and patriarchal mindsets. You can find out more about Punar here: https://punar.com.au/

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